Tutorials

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In this tutorial we will learn how to machine a 3D part using the following steps: ▸ Create a Machining Assembly ▸ Create a Coordinate System ▸ Job Settings ▸ Facing ▸ Outside Contouring (2D) ▸ Adaptive Clearing ▸ Adaptive Clearing Rest Machining ▸ Horizontal ▸ Contour Finishing ▸ Parallel ▸ Pencil 1 ▸ Pencil 2 ▸ Pencil 3 ▸ Post Processing Before proceeding, open the part Tutorial4.SLDPRT into HSMWorks. The files used in this manual can be found in the examples folder in the folder where HSMWorks is installed. Typically, this is something like C:\Program Files\HSMWorks\examples\ 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐫: This tutorial is a representation of the original Help tutorial with the HSMWorks software suite. This guide is intended for educational purposes and to make the features and tools of HSMWorks more accessible to the general public. More information about purchasing, installing, and using HSMWorks can be found on the official website: https://www.autodesk.com/products/hsmworks

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In this tutorial we will learn how to machine a 2.5D part using the following steps: ▸ Create a Machining Assembly ▸ Sketch the Stock ▸ Create a Coordinate System ▸ Job Settings ▸ 2D Contour ▸ Pocket Machining ▸ Drilling ▸ Tapping ▸ Drilling 2 ▸ Circular Pocket Machining ▸ Counter Sinking ▸ Chamfering ▸ Post Processing Before proceeding, open the part Tutorial5.SLDPRT into HSMWorks. The files used in this manual can be found in the examples folder in the folder where HSMWorks is installed. Typically, this is something like C:\Program Files\HSMWorks\examples\ 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐫: This tutorial is a representation of the original Help tutorial with the HSMWorks software suite. This guide is intended for educational purposes and to make the features and tools of HSMWorks more accessible to the general public. More information about purchasing, installing, and using HSMWorks can be found on the official website: https://www.autodesk.com/products/hsmworks

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Many SolidWorks assemblies shared on GrabCAD fail when opened: missing parts, rebuild errors, broken Toolbox components, or unstable mates. This tutorial explains a practical and proven workflow to prepare and publish SolidWorks assemblies that open correctly on any system, even on a fresh SolidWorks installation. Covered topics: How to correctly handle Toolbox components How to detect and block external references How to avoid rebuild errors and missing parts How to stabilize mates before publishing How to prepare assemblies for safe reuse by others The focus is not on theory, but on real problems encountered when sharing assemblies and how to eliminate them before uploading. If you want your models to be reliable, reusable, and well-received by the community, this workflow is essential.

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🧩 Test Your CAD Skills Take this CAD challenge and model the component from the given engineering drawing in SolidWorks. Try it yourself first then follow the tutorial to compare your approach.

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Simple explanation of engineering drawings

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🧩 Test Your CAD Skills Take this CAD challenge and model the component from the given engineering drawing in SolidWorks. Try it yourself first then follow the tutorial to compare your approach.

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TO GRAB ANY PART

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Simple rendering on models

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🧩 Test Your CAD Skills Take this CAD challenge and model the component from the given engineering drawing in SolidWorks. Try it yourself first then follow the tutorial to compare your approach.

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Stop wasting time manually mating your first component to the assembly planes! This tutorial covers the "OK Checkmark" Method—the fastest way to align a part's origin and planes with the assembly's origin

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Simple Assembly to advanced mates

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Basic to example based surface modelling

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Welcome to CSWA Certification Prep – Level 9! This SolidWorks training video focuses on exam-style practice problems, multi-feature part modeling, and assembly exercises that help you prepare for the Certified SolidWorks Associate (CSWA) exam more effectively. ✅ What You’ll Learn in Level-9 ✔️ Advanced 3D part modeling ✔️ Design intent, and parametric control ✔️ Drawing views, dimensions, and annotations for CSWA exam ✔️ Problem-solving techniques for faster exam completion ✔️ Tips to avoid common mistakes in CSWA questions

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Many SolidWorks users face problems while working with Weldments and 3D Sketch. Common issues include wrong member direction, difficulty in changing weldment size, confusion in profile location, and models not updating properly after changes. In this video, I walk through these problems step by step and show: How to control 3D sketch directions How to correctly apply and modify weldment profiles How to change member size without breaking the model How Equations help in controlling dimensions easily Why Rebuild is important and how to use it correctly How to create shortcut keys to speed up daily work This walkthrough helps you avoid common mistakes and build clean, editable, and professional weldment models in SolidWorks.